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casanovareborn, that kind of relation is not limited to PU. Marketeers and other such professionals feed on that thinking to exist and make the world work.
And I completely agree with this. One thing is to see Mystery explaining e.g. moving sets and say, 'I understand, it makes sense' having the ilusion it is enbeded into your thoughts, but it is a whole different thing to actually KNOW this stuff and do it infield.
along with regular practice, internalizing such concepts from watching several times the episodes is a good way to improve game
Teague makes a good point. I hate to tell this story because it's kind of embarrassing but not for me so here we go.
My present gf and I had been watching the show. One night I was out with my girlfriend and one of her friends. We're sitting in the bar and it comes down to playing Truth or Dare. One of the first dares was for me to open a girl. I said that's too easy I'll bring her back here to the table even.
I did.
Anyways, she thought she could do the same with someone so I told her to go after anyone in the bar. She found a girl tried the opener I used which was "text message breakup" and then bombed out completely.
It's very different. But still good to watch the show to know what's been used and showed on TV. The more you use your own material and develop your own game this becomes less of an issue.